Hi, Thanks for taking the time to respond. See... I have only worked on small projects in school where I rarely had to include 3rd APIs and everything stayed local. I am challenging myself to learn the web technology and started studying. I learned Servlet, JSP and eventually it lead me to JSF. Everything I know is just conceptual, and I wanted to start coding to practice. None of the books I read guided me through how to set up an actual development environment on a local machine... I found tutorial sites that told me to download certain jar files and put them into certain folders. This all is very new to me and I am getting confused. I don't expect you to write up a complete guide for me, but I would like to understand the high level view of what the jars are for and which bundle of jars go well with Tomcat 6 to do what I want to do. (JSF2 and Richfaces)
ps. The set up I had the most success with, allows @ManagedBean but not @Named. Is it because I'm running on Tomcat 6? Or the specific APIs I'm using doesn't support @Named? Martin Koci-2 wrote: > > Hi, > > what problem (exception?) do you have? Using myfaces + richfaces on > tomcat 6 is very easy, you can try richfaces examples [1] and activate > maven profile 'myfaces' > > Regards, > > Kočičák > > [1] https://github.com/richfaces/dev-examples > > jiminssy píše v Pá 30. 12. 2011 v 05:04 -0800: >> I am really a newbie at this and I got stuck setting up a local JSF2 >> development environment using MyFaces. I've searched online for tutorial >> websites but they all say the different things, none of them really >> worked. >> Could someone guide me how to set up MyFaces and Richfaces to work on >> Tomcat >> 6? > > > > -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/MyFaces-installation-help-tp33054599p33054915.html Sent from the MyFaces - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
